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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
A surgical Oh hipmunk.

From the san rancisco Bulletin.
A curious Instance OF the instinct OF some
small animals in assisting nature to repair
the damage done their anatomy by accident,
was recently narrated to q Buletsn reporter
by . weli.known gentleman OF this city.
For some months chipmunk has been one
Of the highly prized pets OF the children OF
James w ain wright, who resides at sos Tay-
lor street A few weeks ago the little AMI.
NAL, while at play, became entangled In .
strand OF thread aud injured one OF its fore
feet The injury was trst noticed by the in
iiammation Of the foot, when An examina.
ton disclosed the fact that piece OF thread
was wound around the member and that
the flesh was suPpurating, Mr.. Wainwright
cut the thread oil, but the suppuration con :
tinued and few days aiterward the flesh
sloughed OIL and left the bones OF the foot
exposed. 1t WAS now that the little animal
developed his wonderful knowledge OF the
science of surgery. With his sharp teeth he
xmputateti the foot at what corresponds with
the wrist Joint Several days passed, whom
it was discovered by the squirrel that his
surgery was defective, aud tnst not hsvi ng
made provision for flap the flesh would not
cover the bone. Again the little squirrel
turned his attention to the wound, his hrst
operation having proved failure, and with
his nose he turned back the flesh and made
fresh smputatiOn OF the bone, cutting ii oil
above the extremity OF the flesh, which was
thus permitted to project beyond the bone
This time the operation was successful the
overlapping flesh became healthy and soon
healed over the bone, making as good job
~ could have been performed by surgeon.
The various stages OF the wound we're care
fully noted by the family Of Mr.. Vain.
wright, and although the chpmunk has now
but three feet II is Is lively and healthy -
ever.
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Apyiuk IuAYUUNa LADY,,
when to Permit . laenticman to Encircl
Your W Aste.

when To Permit . asntieinan to Encircis
Your waste
Should q young lady allow gentleman
whom shs IL well acquainted with to place
his arm around her waist while walking
home from party, It being quite dark
pEwpRor.
II he seeks your love honorAoly, says
Em,lv ponI,o, in IN. T,,e,,o R,ais. II will
~, - ,....,. g. go, ..,., y,u n.ya ~.
oe .".c '"'"k" '"' W" 49, ~
'ePted u 10 allow MN " Fu' h's Aih H'o"uo
you. II 1t IL only = Pssti.ne such a. young
men frequently indulge in, then you cer-
tsiuIy do not " ant to grant him = privilege
like that. Hs may mean YOU no shadow of
80 my '". ,.,:',,i,,,,,, ,r,,,,,,.,,
'' ou' i"rS". ~ y. ",
upon no relation thAt makes u sasre", l, NJ
ways unsaie Many youne kIrl Woulu
nave sAveu nerselI i.'e ttle y. .Su"y nsu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
PSICKLY HsAf hDIrs CURR.
How 20 Treat This Affection Which 10 No
RenderinE Many PeOpIe Uncomfortable.

How to Tres, This Affection Which 10 Now
Rendering Many People Uncomfortable.
From the journal OF Health. Boston.
Prick ly heat, or rather rash, IL common
skin affection, characterized by minute red
points or pimplea These are about the sizs
OF q pin head, and present peculiarly annoy.
ing, prick ling, tinglinR sensation, with more
or less intense itching. This affection u
common during heated terms, and 10 gener-
ally regarded ~ dependent upon swollen
condition Of the sweat glands, from the ex-
cess OF work put upon them. They being
unable to meet the demands, their prOducts
are retained and the tissues around them 10
come congestSd. The sfisctiOn usually sp.
pears on the surface TO which hot pouiticea OF
heat producing agents have besn applied.
The cotton jacket commonly used In p00u-
monis almost always develops the heat-rash
on the parts covered by It In some Gases the
eruption IL shOrt-lived, and subsidies alter
existing for . few hours. More often 1t lin.
gers for several days, and then disappears, to
be re developed on the next exposure 70 ex-
csssive heat II the itching which attends It
10 very great, generally the patient affected
INDUCES in violent rubbing aud scratching,
and ~ q cOnseq u0Uc6, thS diseas0 known
~ eczema In developed. Says one eminent
writer, . vast amount OF eczema occurs every
summer in this country from this cause, e.
pecialiy In children, whose tender skins are
more easily excited by heat and other local
iIritsnts. Among the poorer cisssss, living
In crowded tsnsnnOnts during the summer,
where, in addition To the heat, bsd cir, im-
proper food and insufficient care OF the skin
are 70 10 counted - important elements OF
the disease, the skins OF children often pre-
sent much more severe forms OF disorder,
such ~ bOils In great numbers over their
whole surface, even large sbso6ssea.
Mild and transient forms OF prickly heat
need Little or no treatment When the At
tack II severe and ths itching 10 intolersbls.
It will he we'll for the patient TO take Q saline
laxative, such - epson salts or rochelle
powder . free action or the csthaItics " Do
sired. Cold sponge baths are agreeable
, friction In the drying ahOuld be avoided
Relief II afforded by light clothing and ths
avoidance of exposure % hest Hot drtnki
and excessive drinking and stimulants ar.
| forbidden. The diet snOuid he bland and
| easily diwestible. Animal food may properiy
| he excluded, and fruits shOuld be freely In
duigsd IN. External applications are OF littit
use. 1t 10 advised by some that toilet O
| starch powder be busted ON the skin ire
qusntly during the day 10 absorb the pes
spiTation.
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PLACE YOUR HAND ~ NINE. wirs

Tia nveand twenty years to-day,
since we were man and wiIe-
And that's a tidy slice. say,
Prom any body's life.
And II we want. In looking back,
To feel how time has down.
There's Jack. you see. our baby Jack,
with whiskers OF his own.
Place your hand In mtue, vife-
We've loved each other true;
And stiil, in shade or shine. wife,
There's love to help US through h
It's not been all smooth sailing. Nife-
Not ways laughing May;
Sometimes It's been 4 weary strife
To keep the wolf away.
We've had our little tifY,, my dear;
We've often grieved and sighsd
one lad has cost us many u tear;
our little baby died.
Place your hand In mine. wife
We've loved each other true:
And still. In sh tds or shine, wife.
There's love to help us through.
But. wife. your love along the road
Has cheered the toughest spell
You've borne your half of every load,
And often mi ne As veil.
I've rued fulI many u foolish thing
Ere we'll the step was ta'en;
hut. oh Ia haste to buy tho ring
And wed you DER again.
Place your hand IN mine. wifs-
We've loved each other true:
And stili. In shade or shine, wife,
There's love To help us through
Twas you who made me own the Hand
That's working all along.
In ways We cannot understand,
stiii bringing right from wrong
You've kept me brave ana kept me true:
You've made me trust and pray;
Ny gentle evening star were you,
That blessed the close of day.
Place your hand in mina, wiie-
We've loved each other true;
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C,oss Enouxh tor the Purpose.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The colonel has contributed fifty cents at
Decatur, . quarter OF Birmingham, thirty
cents at Verbsna and thirty i've 1t Bessemer
All for the " rebuilding Of colored churches
destroyed by cyclones, +" and when we got
to Sheffield and an ancient darkey struck
him again with the same old chestnut he
turned on the man with
"See here Where In that church !"
"'Bout ten miles from hsab, sir.
"Wbsn old the cyclone hit II ?"
Las Se ptsmber.
~ don't believe It! believe you are
lying TO me! Now, then, will you tell the
truth for half dollar ?'
"Y.yes, ssh.
every well. Wss that church building
blown down by scycione or not want .
straight and truthful answer.
"An' you'll gin me To- bits !"
"Yes, ! will you only wanted TWO DTS
for the church, while here are four tor the
truth.
I" Den, sab, l shall lot do church slide an
stick TO de trOof an hope fur de Lswd 70
iOrxin me Dat sighclOne jist missed Dc
church bv Two inches, but ! fought dat was
cius 'nutf to collect = few dollars on ~
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lntsss s,ing story Of . Ring.

Giles Busby, . Toledo tshmonger, Was
cleaning whitehsh last week, and in the
larger intestines OF the fish he found . dis-
mOnd ring. Tue ring had engraved upon
its inner surface 81; A. r., Chicago. 'Ge.
police In that city. Lest wednesday Mrs.
julia A. Lennox, Of No. II Lennox place,
Chicago, identified and recovered the ring.
she tells IN Interesting story OF is loss. In
1859 abe. - Miss Bennett became engaged TO
Ar. Lennox, and he gave het this diamond
ring, for which he paid ei5O
Upon their bridal TIP In ISL Mn. Lon.
nox lost this ring while shs w.s washing
car the ring slipped from her finger and
dropped through the wster piPa A. the
train happened 70 b crossing the bridge
over The Bt Lawrence river, near Montreal,
juss q thas time, the eersaysd bride he'd NO
hope 0i recovering the ring. Thsro ere no
who nsh in The II Iawreoca TIE theory
y thas Q small nsh selzed upon the ring,
while cruising about the lakss, fell prey
TO The white nsh In which the long. losl
ring yas discovered. Gi!es Busby. the To.
49, 0GhnoaG6e, voaslyod hon NJ. Lonnox
SoHcsE g % q 8 Ssaeig,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06

home,ian rejoicing In the namo Mohammed
Buksh, and he comes with an excellent char.
scter IRON the mistress he hes just left the
queen mother Of pholepore, who only con.
sented to give up servant she had found &C.
rscially useful at Dr. Tyler's particular re-
quest Mohammet Buksh brought over
with him . magnificent gold choanr -
Jubilee present from the queen mother Of
Dholep0ie 10 the empress queen he Ia In
future to serve The other servant who has
joined the roya household is = man who
waited on the Prince of Wales during pcr
ton Of his Indian tour some years ago and
both he and Mohammed Buksh, when ar
rAyed in their fun native costume, VII help
to add color aud novelty 70 the
royal pageants in which they will probably
have to appear.
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The Cost Of . Big war Ship.

rom the London Times.
A return has been issued in the form OF
Parliamentary paper containing tables show.
ing the principal particulars OF the original
legends o: the Imperieuse, Benbow. and Col.
lingwood when the designs were completed,
compared with the corresponding particulars
of the vessels - finished, for explanations OF
any changes, with the authority therefor,
together with the timsted and actual cost OF
the Imperieuse The chief point OF interest
In this return Is found in the statistics deal.
ing with the estimated and actual cost OF the
Imperisusa From them 1t appears that the
original estimate was Ei54,s2l, and with
value OF masts, etc, and ssa stores not pro-
vided for, counted at fl3, s32, this makes
total of EiGs, ,653 On the other hand the OK.
penditure 70 September, ls>i, the date of
completion, amounted To eJil it6, and the
subseq uent ex penditure for alterations and
making good defects after cruise, TO fls, s@
in all col, 672 more than the original esti'
mate The above figures do not include g.
tsblishment and incidental expenses OF the
dock yards, nor the cost OF the ships srms.
menL
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raE MAIDEN IN TaE ERASE.


Right above the rocking chair
Hangs the portrait OF maid,
Who had sunny, golden hair
And manner somew hat staid.
In the picture She arrayed.
Not In print or calico,
hut IN silk. inclined 10 fade
she who lived 80 long ago.
Dorothy was swest and fair;
BY hsr name that II conveyed.
To my mind. for declare,
BY u name I'm somewhat swaysd
when the day was done she played
ON the spinet. sOft ana low.
Some Old song or ssrenade-
She Who iiyed go long ago.
You may be inclined to stare.
And 10 doubt II. lin afraid.
when say the maid up there,
With soft eyes and silkSn braid.
Long beneath the nOw6rs has laid
AyOwn grAndmAmma. you know.
Who Was quite belle. they ssid-
shs who lived 70 long ago.
unvOl.
GrAndpapA, I'm sure, displayed
GREAT good tssts IN Wooiug hsr. though
Ana hts love shs quite repaAd~
she who MvsA ~ loag ESQ. -
-HsNvv JnIse0 41lst 1essss 0sse'
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From the New York Herald.
1t Is the last straw that breaks the cainei's
back. II is ths last hot day that killA In.
tense heat In cumulative, and tho hsrcc sun
OF to day Ia harder to bear than that Of yea
ter,iay. This IL 80 with strong mon. II In
still more ~ with children, and with babies
even an added hour Of extra heat II often
fatal.
The 81 Johns guild sends out cargoes of
babies three times . week. 1t ooss Two
hundred and fifty dollars to send thou.
sand. This melns thst life may bo saved
for quarter Of dollar.
There are thousands OF poor mothers who
cannot afford 70 take their pining little ones
on an excursion. To them such thing In,
however, often matter OF priceless moment
A days drsught Of sea air may he 70 them
the elixir OF lisa This 10 what the 81
Johns guild supplies, and supplies u, with
some wholesome food sddet, for twenty i've
cents head.
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HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies,

For Horses, Cattle. sheep. Dogs. Hogs, Poultry.
SU fAGE BOOK
On Tr0Atment OF Animals and Chart Sent Free.
CURES -fevers, Congcsttons, Inflammation.
A.A.-Spipal Meningitis, MIX Fever.
hB-strNins, Launsness, Rheumatism.
C.C.-Utstsmy,er. Nasal Discharges.
DD.-Bots or Grubs. worms.
E.E.-Coughs. usaves, pneun nonia.
TF.-Colic or Sripes. He'll lyacho
9.4.-MiscarriaGs, UemorrhAses.
N.H.-Urtnary and Kidney Diseases.
ll-kruptive Diseases. Mango.
J.k.-DiseAses of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with Specifics, Manual,
witch Hazel OIL and MedicatOr. ......... ~ 90
PklC e, single Bottle lover d. .doscs) 80. 8Oe.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OR
SENT PREPAID On kECElPT ~ PRICE.
Humphreys Med. Co.. l0e fulton ST., NJ Y.
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a Sound l-sgal Opinion.

Il. Baipbridgs Mundsy. ESQ. County Atty.
Clay Co, Tsx., Tex. says Have used Electric
Bitiers with most happy results. NY brother
Jsundice, but WAS cured by tiuiely use OF this
medicine. Ain satisfied Electric bitters saved
nr. ID. l. Wiicoxson, of Horse Cave, KY. ADDS
q like testimony. saying: He positively beliovE
hs would have died. had IL not beon ior 1iee
bttt6ru. all a.
Liver aud stomach Disorders stands vSrrusStst
YOr sale by our agent, II. h. COchrtss S6C
l31 and i39 n. Queen It, LsncAstdg -
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A.. von 0istur, "a at night ana broken OF youI
A% ~. .scS .niid suffering and crying with
rest - SSycrncssaing pain Of cutttng tssthf lisa
- =, onsS ana get . bottle Of y M. WAhsLows
eOS.Xi N0 SYRUP. II viii relieve tbs poor
o..stis su9srsr immsdiately-dspend upon II
sSsrs n NO mistake about II. Thsre y not
uooahsr ON earth who has ever used IT. Who VAL
M teu you at once that II viii regulate the
bovols, ana give rest 70 the mothsr. ana rsaies
ana hsaith 70 ths chtlo. oPerAung ne mAec
nj 4. uerfactly saSs 70 uss In ell cases and plsas
70 ths taste, andis ths prescription Of oas q
sosst ana best female physactAAs -
ths Units1 otAtss. Soaa evesyvhese
Se1aa uAyal,ly14v
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from tho LOhuOh 1IKRfO.
The jubilee year has been marked by .
curious addition to the Queens household.
Her majesty, acting on IN impulse which
cannot fall 70 further endesr her to her
Oriental subjects, hes engaged two Indian
ssrvantA Who arrived In this country unfor.
tunatsly too late 70 take any part In the state
oaremonial functions of the pest moath. To
Or. Tyler Was iE1epsted the responsible ttak
al ChOsin9 th0 q Vs. and aitss due inquiry
= oalecl osstvod IN Englano Q
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y run tuo IuieucApuse
"Instaliment collector OF unpaid bills
This inscription was painted In bold white
lsstsss ON both sidss OF carriage that stopped
In front OF IN uptown house yesterday. II
Was novel device, originating with col.
lsctOr whose Idea Was 70 shame delinQueDtA
Into paying their billa He rang the bsil OF
the house, and when woman appeared he
asked question, with an expression OF do.
termination on his faca She shook her
hsad, indicating that she was not prepared
70 ssitis her bill "Wsli, said be. IN
have 70 drive around again. Woman.liks
onA heg eyes isll on the carriage with -
Glvo-AWsy insegtpti0o. Her ta0e paled with
LA4iGaaGloa, ano she could hardly suppgeas
~ VssA = eAe beekoued 10 the COLLECTOR 70
- en:s - sss.;sss; s. :. ':1 49, =: :.,Sssy
= - 80 = =. y ,!SslAn - Ae.s, ed =!
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ELY'S CREAM BALM.
SwiFrs SPECIFIC
S. S. S.
rhs Theatrical Profession.

Ths Theatrical PrOssssion. ,
Merit will win aud receive public recognition :
ana praise. Facts, which are tho outcome OF
general e1perienos. growing through years 0!
critical ana practical test, become rOOtsd ana
immovabe as the rock Of Gtbralter In public "
opinion. and hencaforth need no further guar.
sntss a. 10 their genuineness. The indisputable
nsr in the world. il one OF these immovsbls Glib
r.i,sr tact. q which &c have .pSnsn Snd sysry
our people in smeriss and ~ ,nnSSs,ss Ea5SSs; e.
medical profession. have borne voluntary testt Ma
mony 70 the virtues 81 u. g. .; 81 Iha mo
Siooa. % TRsss s ssstimonisis are on a. BY thS rs
iSou,sn6: and SHsS e ,.o %
Ssrs Of tbs theatrical profession; sno a EIatsluy
!s.y e me ySIasT1v csss. Their tss
Sspptsis nS srs hersvit submitted 70 70 the pub.
ic Eilhoat iurthsss me iaay IL %smSsr S o2 the
,,o|s on ThaI,S IN stra Company. OF New York.
and formerly ssocs esssi
Sssiis Ssicsxo!s ~ g ntls%sn T. well snoSn Msm-
SsI I'll Known IN % theatrical Circles TX sn.:
COUNT: SS,n ana in Europe; ~
NEW Yosk. May 3 1857.
O.. IN Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
0entiemen-Hsvtng been annoyed with PIN.
pies. eruptions and roughness OF the skip. frsm
s assa issSinS = prsSpsrStion S % % oi sSrsspaT and
other advertised remedies 70 no effect. TEe'-S
nS saS
TO try ths 3. y. y. remedy for the blood, ana nve
or six pHckxges. BY thorough eradication o.
my trouble aud restoring smO0thuess 70 my sktDs
have made me happy. snt chserfully give you
this testimonial t0r such use ana pubiicaty -
~" CHxRLOTTE RAINBOW.
Ab7 BOWery, near Canal stroos.
Hase nassssrs rsssansay.
Ths swift specific Company. Atlanta, Ga;
t;sntIsmen -vOr two ysArs had severe CASE
of scEema used TAR sOAps. sulphur soaps, and
VARIOUS other TSmsdiee, aud was prescribed Tor
hv mn mInl,eru of physicians but found no relief.
X iast detarlnined u try the =. b. o. remedy.
snd seyen or eight b0tu6s have Thoroughly re-
iioved ms. and yon oan use th's csruncsss In
any us""e's"~ HUGO H ASK ERL.
Member Of ThAllA Theatre
Nsw YORK. Nay 3. lss7.
Treatise ON Hood and skin Diseases mailed
He"' Tas SWIFT sPECIyIC CO.,
/ .u,,lmaAv Drawer 3, Atlanta, "a.
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Oh. AZ the sound OF the wheels died away
the door clostd with . bang, and an echo
that floated out on the stiffness sounded like
" The mean thing
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,,uon,e..s ArnSGs sAave.

Tn. B..r hs worS'S SsSsr ss1 Sn sS1s:.
eorss, uiSsrs s.h .GhiiSssins. Corns, and al skin
sscss e :ss sss psriscs s.s
rsQ uired. ~ " keS Sssn6sd, Fnos y can't. por
fiction, os SF sais % ~ L. b Cochrsa: DrsEsas Aos
- SSs; Ana IL NORTH Queen b.. IAn'As'"'
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OYDOIAL GOfIOA.

SHILOH's CURE viii immediately relieve
Group, whooping Cough and bronchitis. For
eale by II. II. Cochran. Druggist, No. lN North
Queen street. (0
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lS0n's Expessment.

YOu OAnnOt afford to waste time in expert.
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con
sumption nj ways s6oIns at urst only cod. DO
not permit any dealer to impO-s upon you with
some cheap imitation OF Dr. Kings New DIS.
eovery Tor C0nsumptiSn' Coughs ana ana. Colds.
can make more pTont hs may tall you he h ~
something Just as good. or just the same. Don't
New Discovery. which Is guaranteed tO give re-
relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest giecttons.
l37 and i39 N. Queen ~ Lancaster, Pa t6)
THE Rev. GEO. H. THAfkk, OF Bourbon
Ind, says Both myself and wife owe our lives
10 GAILOHS CONSUMPTION CUBE" For sale
ofro0t. (6)
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Hunphry's HOneopsthie Specific No. %.

In uss ~ years. The only successful reuedyN
tor Nervous Debility, Vital Weak ness. and
frOstrltion from over work or other causes. oi
Ter vial. or S vius aud large vital powder. for d.
soLD nv DRuaaisrs, or sent post paid on roCeipt
of price. HuMpHkEYs' MEDlClSE, CO.
feb2s 2slydANTIhAS No. lN FULTON ST N. Y.
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.Dhs So no, give your
you have tried DIR; leslie's npr cOlumn, d29 -lW
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WHY WILL you cough when Shiioh's Cure
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 81 ctss
and 81, For sale by h. Il Cochran. Druggist
u0 LII North Queen street (6I
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED BY
AUAINlsTkklN8 DIR HAlNes
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given in a cup Of cotfee or ten with.
ont the nOwiedge OF tho person taking II : In
absolutely harmless, ana will effect perina
nent and speedy cure, whether ths patient Is u
moderate drinker or AN alcoholic wreSk. Thou
sands Of drun kAr,is have been made tenn perst8
~ ho have taken Golden specific In their
cofY - without their knowi"dXs, and to-day hs-
lisvs they Quit drtn King os their own frse will.
1T NEvkH TAiLs. The system once impreg
mated with tho specidc. It becomca IN utter i'm.
possibility for tho liquor appetite s6exist For
sale by CHAs. A. LDCHEk, H. Nhggist,
AprlSlydTu Th&S
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Hop Ointment.

Price Is cts. 50 cts and d. At Druggisis:or by
mail.
The Hop PHI Aan'rg Co. view London, Conn.
Little Hop fils for Sick Headache. by spc fsia,
R!liousness and Constipation have no = nal.
3 cts. Jyl6-iydTu,ThAs!Sw
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Caution.
We would caution the Public to beware Of
Dealers offering kemp's Balsam at less than the
regular Price, - cents and el. ~ Oftsntimss imi-
tAtions inferior articles sold the genuine
in order to enable them to sell cheapiy. II. b.
Cochran, druggist, No. lT North Queen street 10
our agent for Lancaster. sample bottle given
TO you free. ol6lWd4W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-06
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